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| INQUIRER STAFF Irish-based Tibotec Pharmaceuticals, a subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson that has offices in Yardley, said today that it has signed a royalty-free, non-exclusive license agreement with ... (photo: AP / Matt Rourke) Philadelphia Daily News
Armed soldiers are seen on the back of a pickup truck in Harare Tuesday April 15, 2008. Additional police and soldiers were deployed across Zimbabwe's capital Tuesday as the country's opposition urged Zimbabweans to join in a nationwide strike to press for the released of long-delayed presidential results
Disease   Economy   Photos   Society   Zimbabwe   		Zimbabwean police break up cholera protest
Death toll from Zimbabwe cholera nears 500 | 02/12/2008Zimbabwe may soon collapse - Zuma | 24/11/2008 | Zimbabwe riot police wielding batons broke up protests by union members, doctors and nurses in H... (photo: AP / ) Irish Times
Women and children collectclean water from a UNICEF truck in Harare, Zimbabwe Wednesday, Dec. 3, 2008. The United Nations is reporting that the death toll from the cholera epidemic in Zimbabwe has risen to 565, with 12,546 people infected. The government had been reporting 473 cholera deaths since August, and a total of 11,700 people infected as of Mon Zimbabwe cholera march broken up
| Police in the Zimbabwean capital Harare have broken up a protest march by doctors and nurses angered at the worsening cholera outbreak. | Witnesses say officers used batons to disperse and beat up t... (photo: AP / Tsvangirayi Mukwazh) BBC News
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Cheetah with two cubs Cheetahs run wild on highway
| By Caryn Dolley | They forced their way out a moving vehicle and fled down the N2 on Tuesday, instilling fear in all those who saw them, even causing a police officer to run for cover. | But these w... (photo: Public Domain) Independent online
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Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe, Mugabe shaken by rioting soldiers
| By Stanley Gama & Siyabonga Mkhwanazi | Zimbabwe's capital Harare was calm but tense on Tuesday a day after hundreds of soldiers ran amok, rampaging through the streets... (photo: AP) Independent online
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El Hadj Omar Bongo Ondimba, President of the Gabonese Republic, addressing the General Assembly. Activists sue African presidents
| Paris - French anti-corruption campaigners have filed a suit against three African heads of state, accusing them of buying properties in France that could not be financ... (photo: UN file / Michelle Poire) Independent online
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**File** Militants wearing black masks, military fatigues and carrying Kalashnikov assault rifles and rocket-propelled grenade launchers patrol the creeks of the Niger Delta area of Nigeria in this Friday, Feb. 24, 2006 file photo. 'Divert oil money to Delta'
| Abuja - Nigeria should divert a quarter of its oil revenues to the restive Niger Delta and release the leader of the region's main militant group if it is to achieve pe... (photo: AP / George Osodi, File) Independent online
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A government soldier inspects weapons handed over by members of the business community, Thursday, May 3, 2007, in the Somali capital Mogadishu. Members of the powerful business community in the capital, Mogadishu, handed over 25 boxes and 20 sacks filled Somali premier seeks help to stem insurgency
| By Elizabeth A Kennedy | Nairobi - Somalia is at a dangerous crossroads after nearly two decades of lawlessness, and urgently needs international help to stem an insurg... (photo: AP /Farah Abdi Warsameh) Independent online
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Carnival Cruise (sl1) Cruise liner escapes hijack
| By Elizabeth A Kennedy | Pirates chased and shot at a US cruise liner with more than 1 000 people on board but failed to hijack the vessel as it sailed along a cor... (photo: public domain) Independent online
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